Native Compiled PL/SQL on WindowsXP (Visual Studio)

Has anyone tried to native compile PL/SQL packages on Windows XP using Visual Studio?
Please give me your values for PLSQL* initialization parameters and a makefile that works.
/Hakan

Hi,
Sorry to bump this thread, but I would like to validate something.
Is it possible, or does it make sens, to have a database that has both native and interpreted?
Our PLSQL_CODE_TYPE is set to interpreted but everthing else is configured for native.
When i do the bellow query:
select type, plsql_code_type, count(*)
from dba_plsql_object_settings
where plsql_code_type is not null
group by type, plsql_code_type
order by type, plsql_code_type
We have bunch of functions in native/interpreted, same thing for package, package body, procedure, trigger, type, type body.
Thank you,
Felix

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[email protected]
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Microsoft (R) Library Manager Version 6.00.8447
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1992-1998. All rights reserved.
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“Update: I re-installed, and then used both installers. Now I have the Server Management tools, but I still cannot connect.”
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Hi Ravshan,
I thought a workaround would be to create a sql script like the following:
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And, of course, Compile for Debug does not work with the 'native' setting.

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        CrystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = cr
        CrystalReportViewer1.Refresh()
    End Sub
End Class

I suggest you post that question in a Crystal Reports forum.
Markus

MS Visual Studio 2005 + Oracle 10g = Cannot connect to ODBC error: 12154

Hi there!
I've read so many threads of same kind of problems but always some key elements seems to be missing so I cannot solve my problem with the solutions in those threads. So, I'll do my own.
Our environment is...
We have Oracle 8 database with all the data that we have. Now we have our new server, SQL Server 2005 installed and I am trying to transfer data from Oracle to SQL using MS Visual Studio 2005 using available ODBC drivers. System is Windows 2003 64Bit on intel based hardware.
Current installations and settings
I have installed Oracle 10g 32bit and 64bit to separate foldes. Then I made tnsnames and sqlnet files with right settings to specified folders and tested connection with tnsping <servername> command.
Both, 64bit and 32bit connections are working. (Used 32bit CMD for 32bit connection test)
ODBC
I added Microsoft ODBC for Oracle as 32bit driver and Oracle 10g driver for 64bit environment as ODBC driver.
Both environments uses same ODBC names: Myserver and Mytestserver
Debug
First, when I only had 64bit version of ODBC, I had a warning which said that I am using incompatible version of ODBC driver. Then I read from here that I can install 32bit client also and use drivers from that on 32bit ODBC environment and get rid of that message.
Tried to connect Oracle DB with SQL-Plus and it works.
Visual studio 2005 SP2
I have tried to use .Net Providers/Oracle Client dataprovider and .Net Providers for OleDB/Microsoft Old DB for Oracle and also .Net Providers for OldDB/Oracle provider for OldDB
Frist two gives me an error: ORA-12154 TNS: Could not resolve the connect identifier specified
Last one says that OraOldDB.oracle.1 is not registered on local machine
I have absolutily no idea what I can try next?
Anyone who has more ideas? Suggest anything. I might have tried that already, but give a shot anyway. :)
Message was edited by:
user640570

Hi,
From where you got Oracle 10g driver for 64bit environment as ODBC driver. I am searching for the same.
Are you got solution. I am facing same problem.
Thanks,
Vijay
Edited by: user3976154 on Sep 6, 2008 5:12 PM

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